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Three held in crackdown on banned e-cigarettes, hookah

Tribune News Service
Gurugram, Updated At : 10:14 AM Dec 21, 2024 IST
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The CM Flying Squad, in collaboration with local police, raided an illegal hookah bar and two pan and cigarette shops in Gurugram, leading to the arrest of three individuals. Two separate FIRs were registered at the Sector 56 and Sector 65 police stations.

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According to an official, the raids were prompted by information on the illegal sale of e-cigarettes. The first raid took place at Kokayaya Shivam Paan Corner in Sector 56, where authorities seized 21 banned e-cigarettes and 180 boxes of illicit foreign cigarettes. Shop operators Rano Singh and Shivam were arrested.

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The second raid targeted the Moon Trust hookah bar in Sector 61, where flavoured hookah and alcohol were being served. The team recovered bottles of beer and liquor, two flavoured hookahs, and tobacco. The bar operator, Pankaj Janghu, was arrested.

The police said they are currently questioning the accused.

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